Get Involved

Get Involved

Turn compassion into action. Donate, sponsor, or volunteer to help us reach more families and expand programs nationwide.

Family Support

Family Support

Connect with other bereaved parents through peer-led Moms’ Groups and Men’s Social Clubs (in‑person and virtual). Find resources for all types of pregnancy and infant loss.

Build the Mission

Hospital Partners

Help change the standard of care. Partner with NFTS to build Birthing & Bereavement Suites that offer privacy, peace, and time to families who won’t bring their babies home.

Need Help Now?

If your family is currently experiencing loss, joining our community allows us to help you:

  • Connect you to a local Angel Ambassador.
  • Find a support group near you or join virtually.
  • Explore immediate resources for you and your family.

All types of loss are welcome here, including miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal loss, TFMR, infertility and pregnancy after loss.

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Your Impact in Action

With your support, No Foot Too Small drives national awareness of pregnancy and infant loss by celebrating angels, uniting families, and building Birthing & Bereavement Suites across the United States. Every gift, big or small, creates real change.

turning loss into love

Be part of the change. Your generosity helps us provide grief support, expand programs, and change the standard of medical care for bereaved families.

Families Served

1,000

Families Served

Program Participants

4,400

Program Participants

Raised

$3.44 Million

Raised

Hours Volunteered

7,500

Hours Volunteered

stories of hope

Real Families. Real Impact. Real Stories.

“The more you talk about it, the more you realize how many people have been through it: a sibling, a friend, a coworker. It’s something people carry quietly, until someone creates space for them to speak it out loud.”

—Art Floss, Regional President, CBI Bank & Trust (NFTS Sponsor)

stories of hope

Real Families. Real Impact. Real Stories.

“I’ve had a lot of loss in my life. Prior to the NFTS Men’s Social Club, I thought grieving was something I could best do alone. After sharing our stories and talking about our losses, I realized that there are many ways to grieve and I don’t have to do it alone.”

—Zach Evanovich, Loss Dad

stories of hope

Real Families. Real Impact. Real Stories.

“We decided to partner with No Foot Too Small because they are the experts in this area and we value meaningful partnerships. No Foot Too Small knows the best practices and has technical knowledge to meet the needs of this unique community.”

—Jordan Voigt, President Eastern Division Mercy One (NFTS Hospital Partner)

stories of hope

Real Families. Real Impact. Real Stories.

"No Foot Too Small, the people and experiences you have brought into my life, have saved it. Surviving the loss of Vivianne once felt like an idealistic and far fetched impossibility. To now be thriving is because you have created spaces for me to do so...to simultaneously grieve and miss my daughter while celebrating and honoring her."

—Becca Klein, Loss Mom

Upcoming Events

Join us for remembrance events and support programs to celebrate angels and bring families together.

Sunday, April 26th

Angels in the Outfield

  • Des Moines

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Sunday, May 3rd

Angels in the Outfield

  • Cedar Rapids

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Friday, June 19th

Dubuque Angel Invitational 2026

  • Dubuque Golf

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Friday, July 10th

Cedar Valley Golf Invitational 2026

  • Cedar Valley Golf

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wear the mission

Every purchase from the NFTS Merch Shop helps us celebrate angels, unite families, and build Birthing & Bereavement Suites nationwide. From cozy sweatshirts to signature hats, each item carries our mission, and your angel’s memory, with love.

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Changing the Standard of Care

NFTS collaborates with hospitals to design and implement Birthing & Bereavement Suites and equips staff with patient support materials for grieving parents. Provider partnerships allow us to extend compassionate care far beyond hospital walls—turning loss that was once kept private into public cultural change.

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